ワイリー・ブラックウェル版 形態論大全（全5巻）
The Wiley Blackwell Companion to Morphology
(The Wiley Blackwell Companions to Linguistics)

Editors: Peter Ackema, Sabrina Bendjaballah, Eulàlia Bonet, & Antonio Fábregas
2023:10  5 vols. 2,208 p.  set ISBN 978-1-119-69357-4
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概要

言語学の一分野で、語の構造を分析対象とする「形態論」は、近年、学派を越えて活躍する言語学者レイ・ジャッケンドフが「並列構造」（parallel architecture）を提唱するなど、統語論や他の文法部門とのインターフェイスを探る言語理論の大きな潮流との関連でも、ひときわ注目を集めています。

言語学の各主要分野の最新・最良・最大の研究便覧として声価を確立しているシリーズ The Wiley Blackwell Companions to Linguistics から、「統語論大全」・「意味論大全」に続いて、遂に「形態論大全」も刊行されることになりました。斯界の著名研究者Peter Ackemaらを編者に迎えて、今日の代表的な形態論研究者たちが寄稿した全80章以上を収録する本書は、まさに形態論の百科事典、大全的な性格を備えています。形態論の歴史と発展から最前線、統語論や音韻論とのインターフェイスまでを網羅します。全て査読済みの各章は、テーマ別の「ケーススタディ」のかたちで、堅固な理論と実証的データに支えられた言語学的分析・説明・文脈化の何たるかを遺憾なく示す内容となっています。

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収録項目明細

Volume I

• Ablaut (Markus A. Pöchtrager and Connor G. Youngberg)
• Agent Nominalizations (Artemis Alexiadou)
• Agreement and the Realization of Arguments (Michelle Yuan and Matthew Tyler)
• Anaphoric Islands: A History of a Misleading Geographical Metaphor (Gregory Ward and Richard Sproat)
• Argument Structure and Derived Nominals (Hagit Borer)
• Avoidance of Unintended Repetition (Noam Faust)
• Back-formations and Subtractive Morphology: Subtractive Processes in German Dialects (Björn Köhnlein)
• Blending (Vincent Renner)
• Blocking Effects (David Embick, Johanna Benz, and Lefteris Paparounas)
• Borrowing of Morphology: With a Case Study of Baltic and Slavic Verbal Prefixes (Peter Arkadiev and Kirill Kozhanov)
• Case Stacking (Pavel Caha)
• Category Change without Overt Marking (Jan Don)
• Circumfixation (Franc Lanko Marušicˇ)
• Clipping and Truncation (Birgit Alber and Sabine Arndt-Lappe)

Volume II

• Clitic Cluster Restrictions (Diego Pescarini)
• Coordination and Gapping in Words (Rui P. Chaves)
• Coordinative Compounding, Including Dvandva (Laurie Bauer)
• Defectiveness (Andrea D. Sims)
• Deflexion (Cynthia L. Allen)
• Degree Morphology (Karen De Clercq, Pavel Caha, Michal Starke, and Guido Vanden Wyngaerd)
• Deponency (Laura Grestenberger)
• Elative Compounds (Jack Hoeksema)
• Endoclisis and Mesoclisis (Berthold Crysmann and Ana R. Luís)
• Evaluative Morphology: Universals and Variation (Elizabeth Ritter and Martina Wiltschko)
• Exocentric Compounds (Susan Olsen)
• Expletive Insertion (Patrik Bye)
• Gender and Its Morphological Effects (Maria-Rosa Lloret)
• Grammaticalization (Bernd Heine)
• Honorificity (Akitaka Yamada 山田 彬尭・大阪大学准教授)

Volume III

• Idioms in Morphology (Martin Everaert)
• Incorporation (Johanna Mattissen)
• Inflection Class Systems (Sacha Beniamine and Olivier Bonami)
• Inward and Outward Allomorph Selection (Nicholas Rolle)
• Linking Elements: A Case Study on Dutch (Marijke De Belder)
• Metathesis (Jane Chandlee)
• Mixed Categories (Petra Sleeman)
• Modal Adjectives (Isabel Oltra-Massuet and Elena Castroviejo)
• Morphological Manifestations of Aspect in Slavic (Olga Borik)
• Morphological Restrictions on Vowel Harmony: The Case of Hungarian (Péter Rebrus, Péter Szigetvári, and Miklós Törkenczy)
• Morphology of Passives (Patricia Cabredo Hofherr)
• Morphology of Pro-Drop (Ad Neeleman and Kriszta E. Szendro˝i)
• Morphology in Sign Languages: Theoretical Issues and Typological Contrasts (Roland Pfau and Markus Steinbach)
• Morphophonological Asymmetries in Affixation (Renate Raffelsiefen)

Volume IV

• Multiple and Cumulative Exponence (Paula Fenger)
• Mutation in Celtic (Pavel Iosad)
• Neoclassical Word Formation (Chiara Melloni)
• Non-Segmental Morphology (Eva Zimmermann)
• Noun Class Agreement in Niger-Congo Languages (Denis Creissels)
• Number Names: Internal Structure and Morphological Marking (Norbert Corver and Yuta Tatsumi 辰己 雄太・明海大学)
• Order of Valency-changing Morphemes (Alex Alsina)
• Ordering Restrictions between Affixes (Stela Manova)
• Parasynthesis (Jaume Mateu)
• Phonological Asymmetries between Roots and Affixes (Maria Gouskova)
• Phonologically Conditioned Allomorphy (Eulàlia Bonet)
• Phrasal Affixation (Asl Göksel and Metin Bagriacik)
• Phrases inside Words (Holden Härtl and Marcel Schlechtweg)
• Pluralia tantum and singularia tantum (Paolo Acquaviva and Laure Gardelle)
• Polysemy of Affixes: A Slavic Perspective (Laura A. Janda)

Volume V

• Polysynthesis (Richard Compton and Heather Bliss)
• Possessor Agreement (Katalin É. Kiss)
• Priscianic Word Formation: Morphomes, Referrals and Alternatives (Donca Steriade)
• Prominence Hierarchies in Agreement, with Special Reference to Menominee (Monica Macaulay)
• Recursion in Morphology (Taylor L. Miller and Hannah Sande)
• Reduplication (Robert Kennedy)
• Rich Agreement and Verb Movement (Olaf Koeneman, Seid Tvica, and Hedde Zeijlstra)
• Root and Pattern in Semitic – and Beyond (Noam Faust and Nicola Lampitelli)
• Suffix Order Restrictions in Bantu (Hannah Gibson, Nancy C. Kula, Lutz Marten, and Julius Taji)
• Suppletion (Andrew Hippisley)
• Suspended Affixation (James Hye Suk Yoon)
• Syncretism: Recurring Patterns (Johannes Hein and Philipp Weisser)
• Synthetic Compounding (Pius ten Hacken)
• Synthetic versus Analytic Expressions (Víctor Acedo-Matellán)
• Word-internal Inflection (Jeffrey Punske)

寄稿者情報

• Victor Acedo-Matellan, University of Oxford, UK
  Synthetic versus Analytic Expressions, V
• Paolo Acquaviva, University College Dublin, Ireland
  Pluralia tantum and singularia tantum, IV
• Birgit Alber, Free University of Bozen-Bolzano, Italy
  Clipping and Truncation, I
• Artemis Alexiadou, Leibniz-Zentrum Allgemeine Sprachwissenschaft (ZAS) and
  Humboldt Universitat zu Berlin, Germany
  Agent Nominalizations, I
• Cynthia L. Allen, Australian National University, Australia
  Deflexion, II
• Alex Alsina, Pompeu Fabra University, Barcelona, Spain
  Order of Valency-changing Morphemes, IV
• Peter Arkadiev, Johannes-Gutenberg University of Mainz, Germany
  Borrowing of Morphology: With a Case Study of Baltic and Slavic Verbal
  Prefixes, I
• Sabine Arndt-Lappe, University of Trier, Germany
  Clipping and Truncation, I
• Metin Bagriacik, Bo˘gazici University, Turkey
  Phrasal Affixation, IV
• Laurie Bauer, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand
  Coordinative Compounding, Including Dvandva, II
• Sacha Beniamine, University of Surrey, UK
  Inflection Class Systems, III
• Johanna Benz, University of Pennsylvania, USA
  Blocking Effects, I
• Heather Bliss, Simon Fraser University, British Columbia, Canada
  Polysynthesis, V
• Olivier Bonami, Universite Paris Cite, Laboratoire de linguistique formelle, CNRS,
  France
  Inflection Class Systems, III
• Eulalia Bonet, Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona, Spain
  Phonologically Conditioned Allomorphy, IV
• Hagit Borer, Queen Mary University of London, UK
  Argument Structure and Derived Nominals, I
• Olga Borik, Universidad Nacional de Educacion a Distancia (UNED), Spain
  Morphological Manifestations of Aspect in Slavic, III
• Patrik Bye, Nord University, Norway
  Expletive Insertion, II
• Pavel Caha, Masarykova Univerzita, Czech Republic
  Case Stacking, I
  Degree Morphology, II
• Elena Castroviejo, Universidad del Pais Vasco/Euskal Herriko Unibertsitatea, Spain
  Modal Adjectives, III
• Jane Chandlee, Haverford College, PA
  Metathesis, III
• Rui P. Chaves, University at Buffalo, State University of New York, USA
  Coordination and Gapping in Words, II
• Richard Compton, Universite du Quebec a Montreal, Quebec, Canada
  Polysynthesis, V
• Norbert Corver, Utrecht University, Netherlands
  Number Names: Internal Structure and Morphological Marking, IV
• Denis Creissels, University of Lyon, France
  Noun Class Agreement in Niger-Congo Languages, IV
• Berthold Crysmann, CNRS and University Paris Cite, France
  Endoclisis and Mesoclisis, II
• Marijke De Belder, Carl von Ossietzky Universitat Oldenburg, Germany
  Linking Elements: A Case Study on Dutch, III
• Karen De Clercq, CNRS/LLF/Universite Paris Cite, France
  Degree Morphology, II
• Jan Don, Open University, The Netherlands
  Category Change without Overt Marking, I
• David Embick, University of Pennsylvania, USA
  Blocking Effects, I
• Martin Everaert, Utrecht University, The Netherlands
  Idioms in Morphology, III
• Noam Faust, Universite Paris 8/CNRS Structures Formelles du Langage, France;
  Universite Paris 8/CNRS SFL, France
  Avoidance of Unintended Repetition, I
  Root and Pattern in Semitic – and Beyond, V
• Paula Fenger, University of Leipzig, Germany
  Multiple and Cumulative Exponence, IV
• Laure Gardelle, Universite Grenoble Alpes, France
  Pluralia tantum and singularia tantum, IV
• Hannah Gibson, University of Essex, UK
  Suffix Order Restrictions in Bantu, V
• Aslı Goksel, Bo˘gazici University, Turkey
  Phrasal Affixation, IV
• Maria Gouskova, New York University, NY, USA
  Phonological Asymmetries between Roots and Affixes, IV
• Laura Grestenberger, Austrian Academy of Sciences, Austria
  Deponency, II
• Pius ten Hacken, University of Innsbruck, Austria
  Synthetic Compounding, V
• Holden Hartl, Universitat Kassel, Germany
  Phrases inside Words, IV
• Johannes Hein, Humboldt University of Berlin, Germany
  Syncretism: Recurring Patterns, V
• Bernd Heine, University of Cologne, Germany
  Grammaticalization, II
• Andrew Hippisley, Wichita State University, KS
  Suppletion, V
• Jack Hoeksema, University of Groningen, The Netherlands
  Elative Compounds, II
• Patricia Cabredo Hofherr, Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, Universite
  Paris-8 and Universite Paris-Lumieres, France
  Morphology of Passives, III
• Pavel Iosad, University of Edinburgh, UK
  Mutation in Celtic, IV
• Laura A. Janda, The Arctic University of Tromso, Norway
  Polysemy of Affixes: A Slavic Perspective, IV
• Robert Kennedy, University of California, CA
  Reduplication, V
• Katalin E. Kiss, Hungarian Research Centre for Linguistics, Hungary
  Possessor Agreement, V
• Olaf Koeneman, Radboud University, Nijmegen, Netherlands
  Rich Agreement and Verb Movement, V
• Bjorn Kohnlein, The Ohio State University, OH, USA
  Back-formations and Subtractive Morphology : Subtractive Processes in German
  Dialects, I
• Kirill Kozhanov, University of Potsdam, Germany
  Borrowing of Morphology: With a Case Study of Baltic and Slavic Verbal
  Prefixes, I
• Nancy C. Kula, University of Essex, UK
  Suffix Order Restrictions in Bantu, V
• Nicola Lampitelli, Universite de Tours/CNRS LLL, France
  Root and Pattern in Semitic – and Beyond, V
• Franc Lanko Marušiˇc, University of Nova Gorica, Slovenia
  Circumfixation, I
• Maria-Rosa Lloret, Universitat de Barcelona, Spain
  Gender and Its Morphological Effects, II
• Ana R. Luis, University of Coimbra, Portugal
  Endoclisis and Mesoclisis, II
• Monica Macaulay, University of Wisconsin-Madison, WI
  Prominence Hierarchies in Agreement, with Special Reference
  to Menominee, V
• Stela Manova, University of Vienna, Austria
  Ordering Restrictions between Affixes, IV
• Lutz Marten, SOAS University of London, UK
  Suffix Order Restrictions in Bantu, V
• Jaume Mateu, Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona, Spain
  Parasynthesis, IV
• Johanna Mattissen, University of Cologne, Germany
  Incorporation, III
• Chiara Melloni, University of Verona, Italy
  Neoclassical Word Formation, IV
• Taylor L. Miller, SUNY, Oswego
  Recursion in Morphology, V
• Ad Neeleman, University College London, UK
  Morphology of Pro-Drop, III
• Susan Olsen, Humboldt-Universitat Berlin, Germany
  Exocentric Compounds, II
• Isabel Oltra-Massuet, Universitat Rovira i Virgili, Spain
  Modal Adjectives, III
• Lefteris Paparounas, University of Pennsylvania, USA
  Blocking Effects, I
• Diego Pescarini, CNRS and Universite Cote d’Azur, France
  Clitic Cluster Restrictions, II
• Roland Pfau, University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands
  Morphology in Sign Languages: Theoretical Issues and Typological
  Contrasts, III
• Markus A. Pochtrager, University of Vienna, Austria
  Ablaut, I
• Jeffrey Punske, Southern Illinois University
  Word-internal Inflection, V
• Renate Raffelsiefen, Leibniz-Institut fur Deutsche Sprache, Germany
  Morphophonological Asymmetries in Affixation, III
• Peter Rebrus, Hungarian Research Centre for Linguistics/Eotvos Lorand University,
  Hungary
  Morphological Restrictions on Vowel Harmony: The Case of Hungarian, III
• Vincent Renner, Universite Lumiere Lyon 2, France
  Blending, I
• Elizabeth Ritter, University of Calgary, Canada
  Evaluative Morphology: Universals and Variation, II
• Nicholas Rolle, Leibniz-ZAS, Germany
  Inward and Outward Allomorph Selection, III
• Hannah Sande, University of California, Berkeley
  Recursion in Morphology, V
• Marcel Schlechtweg, Carl von Ossietzky Universitat Oldenburg, Germany
  Phrases inside Words, IV
• Andrea D. Sims, The Ohio State University, OH
  Defectiveness, II
• Petra Sleeman, University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands
  Mixed Categories, III
• Richard Sproat, Google, Japan
  Anaphoric Islands: A History of a Misleading Geographical Metaphor, I
• Michal Starke, Masarykova Univerzita, Czech Republic
  Degree Morphology, II
• Markus Steinbach, University of Gottingen, Germany
  Morphology in Sign Languages: Theoretical Issues and Typological
  Contrasts, III
• Donca Steriade, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts
  Priscianic Word Formation: Morphomes, Referrals and Alternatives, V
• Kriszta E. Szendr˝ oi, University of Vienna, Austria
  Morphology of Pro-Drop, III
• Peter Szigetvari, Eotvos Lorand University, Hungary
  Morphological Restrictions on Vowel Harmony: The Case of Hungarian, III
• Julius Taji, University of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
  Suffix Order Restrictions in Bantu, V
• Yuta Tatsumi 辰己 雄太, Meikai University, Japan 明海大学
  Number Names: Internal Structure and Morphological Marking, IV
• Miklos Torkenczy, Eotvos Lorand University/Hungarian Research Centre
  for Linguistics, Hungary
  Morphological Restrictions on Vowel Harmony: The Case of Hungarian, III
• Seid Tvica, Georg-August-Universitat Gottingen, Germany
  Rich Agreement and Verb Movement, V
• Matthew Tyler, University of Cambridge, UK
  Agreement and the Realization of Arguments, I
• Gregory Ward, Northwestern University, IL
  Anaphoric Islands: A History of a Misleading Geographical Metaphor, I
• PhilippWeisser, University of Leipzig, Germany
  Syncretism: Recurring Patterns, V
• MartinaWiltschko, ICREA, Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Spain
  Evaluative Morphology: Universals and Variation, II
• Guido Vanden Wyngaerd, KU Leuven, Belgium
  Degree Morphology, II
• Akitaka Yamada 山田 彬尭, Osaka University, Japan 大阪大学
  Honorificity, II
• James Hye Suk Yoon, University of Illinois
  Suspended Affixation, V
• Connor G. Youngberg, University of Essex, UK
  Ablaut, I
• Michelle Yuan, University of California San Diego, CA
  Agreement and the Realization of Arguments, I
• Hedde Zeijlstra, Georg-August-Universitat Gottingen, Germany
  Rich Agreement and Verb Movement, V
• Eva Zimmermann, University of Leipzig, Germany
  Non-Segmental Morphology, IV

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